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3 US troops killed, 5 wounded in operations against Iran
By Jeff Schogol ·
Task & Purpose
· Sunday, March 1, 2026
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US Central Command reported that three American service members were killed and five seriously wounded in military operations against Iran. Several others sustained minor injuries, including shrapnel
US Central Command reported that three American service members were killed and five seriously wounded in military operations against Iran. Several others sustained minor injuries, including shrapnel injuries and concussions, and are being returned to duty. The command announced the casualties on Sunday, noting that major combat operations are ongoing.
The situation is described as fluid, and additional information about the incidents is not immediately available. Further details about the operations and the casualties can be found through US Central Command's official statements, which are available to the public.
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